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With Salah turning 32 in June and entering the final 12 months of his £350,000-a-year contract, do they offer him new terms or sell him to the Saudi Pro League?

It was a dilemma and if you had asked any Liverpool fan a few months ago would you sell a guy who was scored 210 goals in just under seven seasons they would have said no.

His stats show he has scored five goals and contributed three assists in his 13 appearances, but look a little deeper.

Jurgen Klopp has rightly dropped him, which contributed to their very public bust-up at West Ham when their huge egos collided.

Salah loves being feted at Liverpool as one of the world’s best players and he adores the adulation that comes with that.

Klopp is used to being the No.1 at Liverpool and will not tolerate anyone who crosses him.

Klopp is leaving Liverpool after their final home game against Wolves on May 19 and that played into his spat with Salah.

But Salah does have something to lose and his drop in form and behaviour just make it easier for Liverpool to sell him this summer.

If Liverpool were to get £100million for Salah from At-Ittihad this summer, these funds would prove very useful to incoming boss Arne Slot as he looks to improve the Reds squad and the club are already being linked with Wolves' Pedro Neto.

Liverpool, like every Premier League club, must watch their spending in the new era of PSR and the Salah money would be welcome as they embark on the new post-Klopp era.
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